Witch hunters : professional prickers, unwitchers & witch finders of the Renaissance /

Witches looked and sounded like everyone else, so how could they be detected? This is the first history of the careers of those who believed they were able to identify a witch during the Renaissance -- the great age of witch hunting. Witch hunters were often respectable members of the community. Pri...

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Main Author:	Maxwell-Stuart, P. G
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Stroud, Gloucestershire : Tempus, 2003 Stroud, Gloucestershire, [Eng.] : 2003 Stroud, Gloucestershire, [Eng.] : 2003
Subjects:	Trials (Witchcraft) > Europe > History Witchcraft > Europe > History History Trials (Witchcraft) Witchcraft Heksenvervolgingen Europe
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